The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
CITY NEWS.

-lne HThuu Jury mas De6n ordered
by Judg, DuBose TO meet again this
morning.
Eight colored men, for playing
baseball on Sunday, were indicted by
the grand jury yesterday.
The number OF marriage licenses
issued during the month OF March was
107. against l02 in February and 1853
In January.
There were three hundred Missls-
Blppians who took advantage OF excur-
sion rates over the Kansas Oily, Biz
mingham and Atlanta road yesterday.
There are thirty-nine prisoners 10
the County Jail fourteen indicted,
eleven not indicted, seven appeals and
seven sentenced to the penitentiary.
George Hayden hiss been eni Joined
by Chancellor Elicit from interfering
with Ebert A. Jones in the p osseBsion
of a piece Of property on Jackson av-
enue.
Sparks from a passing locomotive
set Are to the roof OF Mr.. VIM. Shut
terworth's house, 90 Manassas street,
at 1850 o'clock last night. DImsge
trih Dg.
AN $4,000 school building Is to be
erected at once adjoining st, Mary's
Church, on Third street. The present
school building will be moved back TO
make room for the nav ore
The horses at the track are being
hurried along In their work with q
view Of getting ready for ths matinee
Saturday. Several worked miles to-
day in 1;i74 and better.
DE-. W. II, Harrison, Cris'y Hart
and Miller Bradley were yesterday ap-
poin ed by Judge Galloway rs COM
missioners to set aside a years sup.
port for Mrs. o q. Douglass, widow Of
A. b. Douglass. ~
--Beulah w. Moore, the s'ayor OF
W. ii. Allen, who has been confined
in the insane department OF the poor
house for several we ks past, has been
delivered Of large, healthy and fine
looking girl baby.
Tho old log house on Auction
street, the first one built in this Sec
tion OF county, Is to be pu' chased by
President Hadden and moved TO his
lot on Raybutn avenue es curiosity.
The prics.to be paid is not stated.
The following were licensed TO
marry yestt rtay: John Chandler and
Sarah Wells, George b. Sachs and Oar.
RE Pump. Helry Yves n I'D lucy Gee,
f. T. Warnock and Minnie M. Taylor,
Andrew Baker and Eliza Jones, 5. T.
Speers and Laura W. Stoyall.
--Hrpr's Handy Seris published
weekly are publishing the English
Men OF Letters" series. They now have
out Shelly, by Symonds; Edwdrd CID.
bon, by Morrison, and Hume, by Hux-
ley. Price % cents. Mansiord, on
Main street, has them for sale.
Mike aud James Mcnamara, and
Mike Kslleher, cha' ged with assault
ing Edmond Dougherty and JAM
Holland and wife, at 90 Front street,
Sunday night, were tried before Judge
Hadden yesterday. The former was
fined $50 and the two latter $40 each.
The last meeting Of tho present
vestry OF Calvary Church was held at
the residence OF DR.. r. B. Maury,
Bsale street, Monday night. The re-
port shovel the fi1alces OF the church
la fine condition. The new rector,
the Rev. d.. Burford, now at st. Tlmo-
thy's parish, N. Y, will arrive next
week.
Walter Dunn, q white farmer re-
siding at ellis Station, came into the
city yesterday and went on his usual
periodical spree. He also got into
difficulty with an Italian fruit dealer
and threatened TO carve him mp with a
knife. Officer Faver came along OBJ
portunely and Dunn was yanked 10
the Station House.
The hideous, hair raising, blood
curcling and fiendish whistle Of the
Paris Q. Brown, heralded the approach
OF that vessel at 1880 o'clock last
night. 1t is universally conceded that
the monster who invented such a
freak, and the common enemy to the
peace Of mind and sound nerves Of hu-
mainly along the banks OF the Missis
sippi, who uses 1t, should DO branded
with eternal condemnation.
The matinee for next Saturday at
The RAGS track cpens the regular racing
seaaon OF 1887. Last year Pearl Jen-
nings won the mile dash in l;44 2.5,
with weight for age This year the